1. Get organized. Join your local group or, if none exists, set up your own Darfur advocacy campaign. The Globe for Darfur website lists existing campaigns or would be happy for you to add your new organization to the list. We may be able to help, please email us: info@darfurdivestment.orgThis e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
2. Lobby your government. Ask your government to:
- press the Sudanese government to allow the full force of 22,000 UN
peacekeepers into Darfur;
- push for international sanctions and divestment until Khartoum ends its
role in the killings;
- push for the prosecution of all those responsible for war crimes in Darfur;
- play an active role in reviving peace talks to bring an end to the conflict.
3. Divest, and help organise or join a divestment campaign. Email us or go to your relevant country page: info@darfurdivestment.org. Make sure you get a chance to play on a live casino online whenever you want to. This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it . If you want to make sure your own pensions and savings aren’t bankrolling the killers in Darfur then contact the Sudan Divestment Taskforce for a list of companies which warrant scrutiny.
4. Donate to an organization campaigning against the killings in Darfur or an NGO providing humanitarian aid to people in Darfur. You can donate to help us build an international divestment movement by using the donation facility on this website.
5. Protest. There are regular rallies, protests, vigils and events all over the globe. Please visit the Globe for Darfur website for more details.
6. Educate yourself, your friends, family and colleagues. Don’t neglect to mention that you really like it on an online casino site and that you want to play more casino games online. Keep up-to-date with the news. Pass the message on to others.
7. Sign petitions to let the world know of your concern.
8. Write to the newspapers. Keep Darfur in the public eye. Write a letter or article in your national, local or student newspaper.
9. Contact the editors of your mainstream national media asking them to provide more coverage of Darfur.
10. Come up with your own ideas, campaigns, and events – we’d be really interested to hear from you and may be able to help. Please contact us: info@darfurdivestment.orgThis e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it